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For the third year in a row, OKCBiz looks back at new products that shouldn’t be on anyone’s wish list. Water world
Metro’s water future looks murky Giddy about Griffin’s
Local products make their way to Germany’s grocery stores OKC company tops Fortune fastest growing companies list
Consulting Services Inc. came in above Pandora Internet Radio Bricktown Brewery to undergo renovation
New decor, menu and beers in plans ‘Out of the box’
Group looks to light creative fire New iPhone app helps Oklahomans find locally made products
iPhone app uses GPS, connects to social media Google and a gaggle
Small businesses venture online for free IT’s where it is
IT hiring is strong in the metro, but salary ranges remain below national average How do they do that?
Turn your talents into a lucrative business for less than $200
Arts & Culture - 02.21.2013
There will be honey
For a hobby, one Oklahoma City physician breaks out in his hives
Terrence Stull has a pretty sweet hobby.
For more than three decades, the chairman of the Department of Pediatrics at University of Oklahoma Children’s Hospital and scientific director of Children’s Hospital Foundation has been a beekeeper. Happily, most of the work is done for free by tens of thousands of worker bees that reside in his hives. The result? A golden harvest of honey.
Read moreTechnology - 02.21.2013
Safe house
Knock knock. Who’s there? No one, but you wouldn’t know it, thanks to home automation
A recent study by global technology trend forecasters ABI Research
estimates that within five years, 90 million homes worldwide will employ
an automation system. In the Oklahoma City metro, tomorrow is today,
and at least one resident says he’s already saving money and worrying
less. Read more
Arts & Culture - 06.29.2012
Hot fashion for hot months
If summer turns you upside down, local fashion retailers can help you put your best foot forward
Architecture - 03.28.2012
Atkinson’s abode
Open to the public, the home of W.P. ‘Bill’ Atkinson stands as a time capsule to the city he founded, Midwest City
It’s the early 1940s and not much is happening on the outskirts of
Oklahoma City. Not among the cedar trees, not along the dusty roads —
just some homesteads dotting the lonely plains. Read more
Architecture - 02.24.2012
Yukon trail
A Yukon couple ditches an empty nest for a whole new way of living in Downtown Oklahoma City
Gary and Janie McCurdy swapped suburbia in Yukon for a Downtown Oklahoma City address. Read more
Arts & Culture - 01.23.2012
Shave ’n’ save
Attorney Ben Ballengee enjoys living on the razor’s edge
Ben Ballengee enjoys a good, old-fashioned shave. Read more
Sports - 12.21.2011
What a drag!
For Norman’s Tina Hill, hospital work during the week leads to weekends making waves
On the outside, Tina Hill fits the description of ordinary. She works
full-time in physician credentialing for St. Anthony Hospital and lives
in Norman with her husband. Read more
Architecture - 10.26.2011
Think pink
A historical building provides a funky lodging opportunity in the Asian District.
Located at 2909 N. McKinley, Pink Cloud Guest House and Creative Space
is the latest incarnation from what had been the Rainbow Grocery Store
built around 1915. Read more
Sports - 08.29.2011
Mane focus
Where does artist Jennifer Cocoma Hustis find inspiration? With the horse, of course.
Jennifer Cocoma Hustis has always felt connected to the equine spirit. Read more
Arts & Culture - 06.20.2011
Prime ride
A city doctor takes pride in owning the oldest Porsche sold in the United States
If cars had birthdays, one local Porsche’s cake would have a lot of candles. Read more
News Article - 10.22.2010
Rod Limke is on board with collecting sets of mah-jongg, the ancient game of strategy and skill
For Limke, the interesting part of mah-jongg\'s history is how the production of the sets has evolved over the years, decades and even centuries. Read more
News Article - 10.22.2010
Brightmusic Society of Oklahoma goes for Baroque - and other styles - in its new season
Although it\'s not the only chamber ensemble in town, Brightmusic Society of Oklahoma plays to a different beat. Read more
Profiles - 09.24.2010
Councilwoman Sody Clements stays sane by getting crafty
The worlds of politics and art typically don\'t intersect, but Nichols Hills City Councilwoman Sody Clements moves between both with confidence and grace. Read more
Innovation - 09.24.2010
A new book co-authored by Lou Kerr spotlights several Oklahoma female entrepreneurs
The book features dozens of inspirational narratives from a sundry of women of all ages across the globe, including five Oklahomans. Read more
News Article - 07.23.2010
Denise Duong\'s home studio and backyard provide the artist with brushstrokes of inspiration
Local artists turn a house into an art creation haven. Read more
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